BioSig Shares Surge 24.4% on Merger with Streamex; 2025 Earnings Seen Up 73.3% in Gold Tokenization Push

BioSig Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: BSGM) has completed a merger with Streamex Exchange Corporation, a private entity specializing in tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs), particularly in the commodities sector. This strategic combination positions the newly integrated entity to lead the U.S. market in regulated RWA tokenization. The companies are awaiting a NASDAQ name change to solidify their new identity as a blockchain-driven platform focused on bridging traditional finance with digital assets. The merger aims to tap into the $142 trillion global commodities market, with an emphasis on tokenizing physical assets such as gold and leveraging blockchain to enhance liquidity and accessibility for investors [1].

Henry McPhie, Streamex’s Co-Founder and CEO, brings extensive experience in blockchain and finance. Previously, he founded Lynx Web3 Solutions and launched FatCats Capital, a high-profile NFT project. McPhie’s vision for Streamex centers on developing compliant infrastructure to tokenize commodities, enabling 500 million new investors to access markets with $3 trillion in liquidity. The company’s offerings include secure, automated blockchain-based financing documentation, individualized royalties, and partnerships with regulators to ensure a stable investment environment [1].

Under the terms of the merger, Streamex became a wholly owned subsidiary of BioSig via a definitive share exchange agreement. Streamex shareholders received a significant allocation of BioSig shares, transforming the combined entity into a blockchain-focused pioneer. The acquisition of a FINRA and SEC-registered broker-dealer, facilitated by Compliance Exchange Group (CXG), further strengthens the company’s regulatory compliance. This move is expected to enable Streamex to issue and trade tokenized assets under federal securities laws, offering investors access to gold-backed digital opportunities. With the global gold market valued at $22 trillion, the strategy aims to bridge traditional finance and blockchain by providing compliant, simplified access to gold investments through digital tokens [1].

The merger has already positively impacted BioSig’s stock, which surged 24.4% following the announcement. Analysts predict a 73.3% rise in 2025 earnings as the company transitions from a medtech firm to a multi-faceted blockchain player. Streamex plans to hold significant physical gold reserves, securely stored through top-tier bullion banks, and denominate its balance sheet in gold. This approach aligns with a recurring revenue model that integrates Solana-based blockchain infrastructure for gold-backed digital assets [1].

Streamex’s vertically integrated platform combines token issuance, trading infrastructure, and physical gold holdings, positioning it as a potential leader in Nasdaq’s gold bullion market. The company’s long-term strategy emphasizes value-based financial models, leveraging gold’s security and blockchain’s efficiency to reshape commodity finance. By vaulting gold through trusted bullion banks and utilizing Solana’s infrastructure, Streamex aims to create scalable financial tools for digital commodities [1].

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